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About the rather strange attitudes to sex expressed in Heinlein's stories

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05/17/2007

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WATist 10 months ago

I always thought He just went overboard after He could write his own ticket. Well, Maybe catering to teens affected him. I think the The Door into Summer and Time for the Stars were more literary symbolism, maybe even just a way of concluding in Stars case.

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mariah malone about 1 year ago

he needs start having sex more often

mformanek@volny.cz about 1 year ago

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Anonymous about 1 year ago

As you say, his fixation on adolescent sex came AFTER he was acused of having adolescent attitudes toward sex. Maybe it was his way of thumbing his nose at the critics.